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1/26/2015 |
Visitation, memorial service for Banks to be held in Chicago
Public visitation and memorial services for Mr. Cub, Ernie Banks, will be held Friday and Saturday at Fourth Presbyterian Church, the Cubs announced.
1/26/2015 |
Banks, Wrigley formed relationship to remember
At a time when the reserve clause allowed baseball owners to hold onto players and limit salaries, Ernie Banks landed in the lap of Cubs' owner Philip Knight Wrigley, and the two created a lasting relationship that benefited both men.
1/25/2015 |
Chicago to host public memorial for Banks at Daley Plaza
The bronze statue of Ernie Banks will be installed in Daley Plaza from Wednesday until Saturday as a public memorial for fans who want to celebrate the Hall of Famer's life, the Cubs and the City of Chicago announced Sunday. The outdoor plaza is at 50 W. Washington Street.
1/25/2015 |
Maddon watches Baez play in Puerto Rico
Cubs manager Joe Maddon was in Puerto Rico this weekend to watch Javier Baez play in the championship series with Santurce. What was he looking for? Maddon told the young infielder he wanted to "see him smile."
1/25/2015 |
Banks broke barriers with unwavering kindness
Ernie Banks passed away late Friday. He, however, will live forever in the memories of baseball players, officials and fans. Banks arrived at Wrigley Field in September 1953, allowing the Cubs to become the ninth of the 16 Major League teams to integrate. More than 61 years later, he is still the face of one of the game's more storied franchises.
1/24/2015 |
Banks lauded for infectious personality, love of game
No. 14 flags flew from the top of the Wrigley Field scoreboard and outside the ballpark's marquee and fans left flowers, beer and a batting helmet to honor the memory of Mr. Cub, Ernie Banks, who passed away on Friday.
1/24/2015 |
Grace mourns Banks, remembers his genuine kindness
During his 13 years playing for the Cubs, Mark Grace got to know Hall of Famer Ernie Banks, but it was the first time that he met Banks that stands out.
1/24/2015 |
Legendary Mr. Cub in his own words
Sometimes you just turn on a voice recorder and let a person talk. You might have done it with a grandparent at a family reunion. Phil Rogers did it a couple of times with Ernie Banks at events in 2010.
1/24/2015 |
Banks' smile and warmth will live on forever
Ernie Banks never seemed to have a bad day, and isn't that why we loved him? His was a journey filled with laughter and joy, and with a smile that lit up rooms and warmed hearts for 83 years.
1/24/2015 |
Banks deeply admired by his peers on the diamond
The news of Ernie Banks' death on Friday, eight days shy of his 84th birthday, brought a flood of memories to contemporaries. Those who knew the man during his playing days as "Mr. Cub" -- and well beyond -- will tell you he was as universally loved and respected as any player the game of baseball has seen.
1/24/2015 |
Negro Leagues Museum fondly remembers Mr. Cub
Ernie Banks arrived in Chicago by way of the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro League, where he played under manager John "Buck" O'Neil, one of the eventual founders of the Negro Leagues Museum. Banks frequently checked in on the museum and was one of its proudest supporters.
1/24/2015 |
Williams saddened by loss of former teammate, friend Banks
Billy Williams felt the absence of Ernie Banks during Cubs Convention last weekend, and Williams' biggest fears came true Friday, when he heard his former teammate and longtime friend had passed away.
1/24/2015 |
Banks remembered as legend on, off field
Cubs icon Ernie Banks, who would've celebrated his 84th birthday in one week on Jan. 31, passed away Friday. His death sparked an outpouring of reaction.
1/23/2015 |
Did you know: Ernie Banks facts and figures
Cubs icon and Hall of Famer Ernie Banks died Friday at age 83. Here are some facts and figures from Mr. Cub's 19-year career and beyond.
1/23/2015 |
Beloved Mr. Cub, Hall of Famer Banks dies at 83
"Mr. Cub" Ernie Banks, a Hall of Famer who hit 512 home runs in 19 seasons in Chicago, has died at age 83.
1/23/2015 |
Cubs claim well-traveled righty Germen off waivers
Gonzalez Germen has traveled quite a bit this offseason without going anywhere. On Friday, the Cubs claimed Germen off waivers from the Rangers. The right-handed pitcher was designated for assignment by the Mets on Dec. 15, and he was traded to the Yankees four days later. Germen was then designated for assignment on Jan. 13, before being traded to the Rangers on Tuesday.
1/23/2015 |
Fowler, Cubs avoid arbitration with $9.5 million deal
The Cubs and newly acquired outfielder Dexter Fowler avoided arbitration and reached agreement on a one-year deal worth $9.5 million.
1/22/2015 |
Young Baez impressing Cubs with work ethic
Javier Baez is back in Santurce's lineup, and back at work on his swing. The Cubs infielder took a brief break from his Winter Leagues at-bats in Puerto Rico to come to Chicago for the team's fanfest last weekend. Baez has lost 15 pounds since the 2014 season ended, which impressed the Cubs, and he is also working hard to improve after batting .169 in 52 games last season.
1/21/2015 |
Lester, Cubs prospects weigh in on pitch clocks
Minor Leaguers at the Double-A and Triple-A levels this season will have to deal with pitch clocks, as Major League Baseball tries to address the pace of the game. As far as Cubs pitcher Jon Lester is concerned, there's no need to speed things up.
1/18/2015 |
Quartet of prospects fields fans' questions at seminar
Fans heard how passionate Kyle Schwarber is about catching, that C.J. Edwards' idol is Pedro Martinez, and that Pierce Johnson grew his hair long to get noticed during a Sunday "Down on the Farm" seminar at the Cubs Convention.
1/18/2015 |
12 deals that led to Chicago's baseball boom
You have to tip your hat to Rick Hahn and Theo Epstein. They've not only been builders, but they've been extremely successful deal-makers, expediting -- through a series of very smart trades -- the recovery from a 2013 season in which the White Sox and Cubs lost a combined 195 games.
1/17/2015 |
Cubs brass reflects on courtship of Maddon
Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer admit they aren't the best at planning ahead as far as gift giving, but they certainly can improvise, and they found the right bottle of wine to woo Joe Maddon.
1/17/2015 |
Bard reportedly joins Cubs on Minor League contract
The Cubs added right-hander Daniel Bard, 29, on a Minor League contract with an invitation to Spring Training.
1/17/2015 |
New Cubs ingratiate themselves with fans during Q&A
Fans and new Cubs players got to know one another Saturday at Cubs Convention at the Sheraton Hotel and Towers in an hour-long question-and-answer session with several of the team's new faces.
1/17/2015 |
Cubs: Bleachers won't be ready until May
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Coeur D'Alene Mines Corporation Makes Proposal To Acquire Orko Silver Corp. For Cad$2.70 Per Share In Cash And Stock
Based on the closing prices of the shares of each of Coeur, Orko and First Majestic as of February 12, 2013, Coeur's Proposal implies a value of CAD$2.70 per Orko share, which represents a premium of approximately 71% to the unaffected Orko share price on December 14, 2012, the last trading day prior to the announcement of Orko's agreement with First Majestic, and a premium of approximately 25% to the implied value of the consideration offered pursuant to the First Majestic arrangement agreement.
"We are pleased that Orko's Board of Directors unanimously determined that our proposal is superior to the First Majestic offer," said Mitchell J. Krebs, Coeur's President and Chief Executive Officer. "Based upon the substantial cash component of the proposal and the liquidity of Coeur's common shares, we believe our proposal provides Orko shareholders with an attractive premium, superior value certainty, and the opportunity to share in the significant upside potential of the combined entity. We have a demonstrated track record of developing, commissioning and operating large-scale precious metals assets as well as the financial resources necessary to bring Orko's La Preciosa project into production. The combination with Orko will deliver enhanced asset and geographic portfolio diversification and robust growth prospects for our combined shareholder base. We are committed to this strategic combination and look forward to expeditiously executing the proposed agreement."
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- Continued Participation in the La Preciosa Project . Orko shareholders, through their ownership of Coeur Shares and Coeur Warrants, would receive a significant premium to the current Orko share price and would also have the opportunity to continue to participate in any future value increases associated with the development and operation of the La Preciosa project, which ranks as one of the world's largest undeveloped primary silver projects.
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- Participation in a Company with Geographically Diverse Projects and Robust Growth Prospects . Orko shareholders would also benefit from having an equity position in a company with greater geographic diversity. At present, Coeur has interests in mining properties located in Mexico, Bolivia, Alaska, Nevada, Australia and Argentina and operates mines in Alaska, Nevada, Mexico and Bolivia. The combination would improve the overall profile of the combined business by further diversifying Coeur's asset mix and by adding a world-class development asset to its portfolio. After closing the proposed transaction, the combined company would have an attractive portfolio of open-pit and underground operations and a robust growth profile. The commodity exposure of the combined entity would be approximately 75% silver and 25% gold.
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LNG Group Panama is expected to close financing on the $1.2 billion Panama NG Power project in either August or September of this year, IJGlobal has learnt
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LS Power is planning to close the refinancing for the $345 million debt backing the West Deptford combined-cycle gas-fired plant this week, IJGlobal has learnt
Oman Power and Water Procurement Company (OPWP) is hoping to name a preferred bidder for the delayed Salalah 2 independent power project by the end of January 2015, IJGlobal has learnt
The TCW Group has made two hires in a newly-formed power business – the TCW Power Group
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A consortium led by the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has reached financial close on the 350MW Kpone independent power producer (IPP) project in Ghana, after meeting all conditions precedent
US energy fund manager EIG Global Energy Partners has agreed to provide early-stage equity for a slate of projects developed by Spanish infrastructure operator Abengoa
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I've liked how they've done this before -- Jane and Lisbon as cop-partners. In some ways it is like Lisbon can accept being a sidekick on the team, but she's covered up wrong-doing both for Jane and her previous partner (Bosco) -- and that entitles her to a little more consideration than either of her partners have sometimes remembered to show her. Didn't she also have a sexual relationship with Bosco when they were partners?
Sure agree on the long arcs that ruin multi-episodes of so many shows anymore!!
I've noticed that the children are getting more plotlines. not just passing one-liners. I like that!
Even if they had escaped Abbott, the Vietnamese would have killed the drug dealer -- so Jane would have eliminated him (maybe like he set up that one serial killer to be killed by Red John seasons ago).
Or what if the fire was an attempt on Red's life & Liz, the child of a relation, was injured ... and Red was told to stay away by his own family (or chose to stay away to protect them)?
It's also possible, since many who don't have their own children are especially devoted to their siblings' children, that he could be an uncle and possibly the woman's picture he took was a sister he was once close to??
One thing that seemed important is that Jane was using his own name. He wasn't on the run, he was "retired," and just keeping track of if anyone looked for him (and then went and visited Abbott). I get that he wasn't advertizing his location (like sending letters through his friends), but I think that was him just not rubbing the FBI's nose in where he was so he wouldn't have to deal with any efforts to extradite him.
As one of those who recorded all the Red John episodes, but never even bothered to watch them, waiting for RJ to finally die, I was very happy with this episode and the direction. I think Jane was, and realized he was, becoming like that guy at the bar in a lethargic daze. I think he was off his game and was fooled by the bookreading FBI agent, but he enjoyed getting the drug dealer with very little effort and at the end, sitting there with his hands behind his head, he was then, right there, back -- and the FBI is about to find out!
Maybe the actor & actress don't want to kiss each other so much & Marlowe fixed that by making a little running joke of it. I've never seen anything anywhere to support that, but they wouldn't advertize it, would they. I mean, sometimes you read or see an interview later that says a show's stars weren't friends (Brosnan wanted out of his Remington Steele contract to play James Bond & they wouldn't let him out, so he supposedly made them all pay every workday).
typo corrected, since that part of commenting isn't working: I like Leonard and Penny together -- and I think their argument was completely reasonable and likely. Penny loves Leonard because in part (or broad terms) because he appreciates what she has to offer and even listens to what she has to say, meaning she can trust him and rely on him ... so when he jumps all over her for something she did, that even she knows is dumb, it would hurt her, make her doubt her trust in him, maybe scare her, and surely make her mad (and finding out the girl you love is married and doesn't even know it would surely drive Leonard out of his mind for a little while, so he would act like he did).


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Rated 4 out of 5 by jules1010 Friendly staff, very enjoyable stay
The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Never had to wait long for any type of service. Room walls are a bit thin - heard TVs from both sides of our room, but nothing that was too distracting. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. Received an unrequested upgraded room due to being a Starwood guest. Great taxi service, convenient to the attractions, but far enough away to avoid the large crowds. Elevators were always prompt. Food and drinks at Taste were great as were the bartenders. Would definitely return.
July 3, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by nyker nice hotel but expect parking to break the bank
i booked the hotel with spg, wasnt informed about the whopping $45 parking. the hotel room was nice but the pool area was disgusting. the chrome all over showed rust. the paint was peeling all around pool area with mold in one corner. i stubbed my to with a pipe sticking out by the kiddie pool area. the management promissed points to myselfand family that came with me because we came on a family vacation and the pool was disgusting. i was the only one in the party to receive the points, not the others in my group.
July 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by NG63 Cobblestone charm
Situated on a cobblestone street, this hotel is within walking distance to the historic district of the city and many restaurants. The doormen were extremely helpful with getting our car quickly and efficiently any time we needed to leave. The men and women at the front desk were pleasant and welcoming. The lobby had several different seating areas for people to socialize comfortably. We requested a refrigerator for medication and were told that we were on a list as there weren't any available. Within 15 minutes, a gentleman arrived with a fridge!! We were erroneously charged twice for parking one day. We left a message for the accounting department and the problem was rectified immediately. The staff goes ABOVE AND BEYOND to please their guests!!! Can't wait to go back.
March 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by BklynDee Great Stay
The hotel lobby was beautiful and hotel over all was nice. The room was a great size. The bathroom was not as updated as some other properties but it was clean and functional. I enjoyed my stay and would stay there again if I am in Philadelphia. The staff was very nice and the hotel offers afternoon tea, coffee and cookies. The cookies are great. The staff members at the bar/restaurant were great. Very attentive and very welcoming. We had breakfast and before dinner drinks at the hotel and it was great each time.
March 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by shermanrs1 Lovely Hotel
Hotel situated in a lovely area in walkable distance to the historical district of Philly. Room was comfortable and quiet. Sheraton room for breakfast and snacks was lovely and more than adequate. My only complaint and it would be in most downtown hotels is the price of hotel parking. The $36 (I think my price is correct) is high, but the additional tax of $7 was excessive!
September 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Catarina44 Good location
Room was spacious, but not functional.
No luggage rack - no place to hang towels when taking advantage of green choice - lighting in room was poor-had to ask for upgrade& recd. it but was not automatic even though there were available club floor rooms
September 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by ChrisCT1 Avoid like Ebola!
The only redeeming thing about my stay was that it only last 2 nights. In that period of time I was placed in the absolute worst room in the house seemingly as retribution for asking for an early check-in which while an industry standard seems to be something they don't do in Philadelphia. The room was void of any amenities, no bath robe, towels not hung on the bars, etc. And the room was very oddly shaped. Clearly the worst room on property It also could not be further away from the sole elevator site in the hotel. I ended up walking out on to the street and back in the building to save time when leaving the room.
At bedtime I went to set the alarm only to find out the 1970s style alarm clock was broken. TWO alarm clocks and 30 minutes later I finally got a working alarm clock despite the maintenance man telling me that the 2nd clock had "been tested by the hotel engineers". With that fiasco behind me I spoke to the manager the next day to see why I had a 1970s, non iPod alarm clock and was told that those things are only saved for Starwood Preferred Guests. Funny, I am an SPG member and this is my 3rd Starwood stay this year.
As if things could not get worse, after a VERY average group dinner at which the hotel ran out of food I went up to watch the Jets game only to find that the TV was broken. So another visit from maintenance only to find that the plug was not all the way in which I was told "the maids knock them out al the time".
Mind you if I had paid what this hotel was worth which is about 1/3 of what I was charged per night I'd still be upset but not as upset as I am writing this as the room costs an absolute fortune for some of, if not the worst hotel service I have ever received. I'd tell you the rates but SPG does not permit that.
So I would recommend sleeping anywhere else in Philly, including you car or a park bench before staying at this poor excuse for a "luxury" property.
To try to make things beter they did give me a 10% discount which was like salt in the wound. They delivered about 50% (and I'm being generous) of what I paid for and they think a token 10% is at all meaningful. At least it's consistent with their poor overall service.
I guess the only good thing was it was only 2 nights, there were no bedbugs and I did not catch Ebola!
October 20, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kathleen1 Cleanliness was not up to par
My room was lovely and appeared clean, however there was a distinct musty smell in the bathroom that made it clear that it was not clean. I called Guest Services to explain there was a musty "wet towel" smell and requested they send Housekeeping to use a disinfectant or bleach-like cleaner to remedy. It was evident that Housekeeping did not clean the bathroom, and in fact, Housekeeping never visited my room during my entire 3 day/2 night stay: the coffee service was not replenished, the trash was not cleared, and the musty smell remained. I did not expect them to ignore the room altogether, especially given my request for a bathroom cleaning upon my arrival. Lastly, I had to kill a few ants that were crawling in the entryway as well. I've stayed here before and did not experience these problems, so I would recommend.
August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Karla13 Beautiful property - great location for historic sites and restaurants
Very clean and comfortable.
October 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ladydochi Great location
I love the location of this hotel. There are great restaurants and historical sites in close walking distance. Penn's Landing is great for jogging, strolling and entertainment. There are two movie theaters within 1-2 blocks that show independent movies that are not your usual movie fare. Around the corner is a terrific Belgian Tavern. Rooms have been upgraded, but still lack a small refrigerator, which would be a nice touch. View not great, but I spent so little time in room that I didn't care.
June 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by BARRMATT44 Noisey
During February 25th & March 5th I had three different reservations at this hotel. the overall hotel esthetics are great!. However, with each stay the noises emitting from the furnance and room doors was a bit overwhelming. The room doors close with a loud banging/rattling sound. The furnance sounds like a steam engine when it comes on and continues until it shuts off. It is difficult to get any restful sleep here. Additionally, the rooms could use better dusting. As SPG members we expected much better.
March 11, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by HbgTraveler Room by pool area a drawback this visit
We have stayed at this property a number of times in the past year. With this visit, we were upgraded to the club level with our SPG status. However, we were put in a room facing into the indoor swimming pool. There was nothing to look at but a concrete wall and an extremely uninviting "patio" area with no furniture, just a big concrete cube. The room also was musty and smelled very strongly of chlorine. There were lots of kids using the pool and the room was very loud. Fortunately the pool closed at 10 pm, but the moving of the metal furniture woke us up in the morning and the kids were back by around 8:00 am. We had friends to meet for dinner, so I didn't have the time to hassle with changing rooms. I'll return to this property but will not accept any of the interior facing rooms.
July 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jmontser Excellent, Relaxing and Centrally located
Overall had a wonderful experience. Rooms were great, hotel was centrally located with a very friendly staff and facilities met all of our needs. Only opportunities we found was parking was on the expensive side and could be reduced slightly and the bar offered no happy hour even on Tuesday which is apparently a neighborhood HH day. That would have made our experience excellent since we had our kids and it would have been nice to relax at the hotel.
August 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by VtSkiNurse Great place to be "stuck"
We were stuck in Philly because of weather. While we had discount hotel options through the airline, we knew staying at a Starwood hotel could not be matched, and we were right! The room was "purfect" as our 3 yr old said time and time again. The pool was an added bonus and allowed Daddy to get some work done. Best of all we were so close to historical sites, we are planning on coming back when our daughter is older. The SPG Club Lounge was a super benefit. Thanks for making our airline delay civil.
March 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by lcbsjb Green offer - no towel change
Room was never cleaned or coffee replaced nor bed made. Called front desk before taking the offer, to clarify your offer of $5.00 voucher for not changing linens and towels and was told this applied only to receiving clean ones. On check out a different story.
Room would not be cleaned ,nor bed made etc. We would not have taken this. offer.
Requested robes for pool at 4 P.M. Never delivered.
Requested robes for pool at 4+P.M. -never brought. Hotel lobby, ballroom , breakfast room kept way to cold.
October 4, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by KSSNY Comfortable bed, not much more
I spent three nights at the Sheraton Society Hill in Philadelphia. My room had a comfortable bed but no other comfortable furniture. There was no radio and it was impossible to read the time on the clock. Internet access -- on the Club level -- was very slow. Food was poor as was the quality of the spead in the Club lounge. If you wanted to eat breakfast before an early meeting, only the Starbuks was open. Staff was friendly but, other than a comfortable bed, nothing about the hotel was very good.
February 10, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Sanderson33 Ups and Downs
This hotel is an amazing location. 5 stars for placement to anything in the city.
Beyond that, there's room for improvement. Slow, and unhelpful staff that were less than accommodating, loud noises through out the hotel all night long, and little to no communication between the staff when requested. At one point to call the front desk had a 6 minute wait time. Very disappointing considering I hold starwood to the highest standards, as when staying in other locations, your service was impeccable.
February 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by PhillyLove1020 Wedding Night Hotel
My now husband and I were married in old city and selected the Society Hill Sheraton as our gathering place after the wedding and wedding night location. The bar Taste, connected the the hotel, was a lot of fun and accommodating to our large group and the hotel services themselves were fantastic. The rooms were comfortable and clean, while coordinating the event the hotel's employees were responsive, quick, and friendly. I would definitely stay here again and recommend the experience to others.
November 4, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Trapper2 billing
I did not receive my bill via email as promised.
I had to prepay my stay to get the 124 rate , which I did with a card on file. I found that a different card was charged after my stay . I have spent over an hour on the phone to resolve this and still do not know if I have been double charged. The hotel was faxing me my bill and I have not received it yet. I paid $40 to park because I was not informed of a $12 garage that was close by. I won't use you all again soon , unless this is resolved.
December 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Flo12 wonderful hotel for wedding guests
This hotel is a must for an Old City Philadelphia wedding. The location is convenient, the staff is welcoming and attentive, the rooms are spacious
(especially the bridal & jr. suites), the lobby/restaurant spaces are ideal for a post wedding gathering, and the Sunday breakfast buffet we provided our wedding guests was the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend.. Couldn't imagine reserving a wedding block anywhere else. Thank you SSH for exceeding our expectations.
Happy parents of the bride!
June 17, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Brooklyn7578 Too much maintenance going on
To begin with, the rooms themselves were amazing: spotless, comfortable, spacious. And the hotel is in a fantastic location. However, during our stay, there was an unbelievable amount of work going on. The front entrance was closed for renovations, and then we were unable to use the pool due to "maintenance issues." Furthermore, I tried to ring the front desk and had to call 4 times before getting a response, and had the same issue with the valet parking (which also seems overpriced). I understand that individually these are not large issues, and the maintenance is more unfortunate timing/coincidence, but together they seriously took away from our stay in Philadelphia. As we were using our SPG points, they definitely would have given us a greater value and better experience at a different hotel.
August 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by TbMj Hurricane
We recently stayed during Hurricane Sandy. We arrived prior to the Hurricane and had to extend our stay longer because of the hurricane. The rooms were very nice, but did lack a microwave or a refrigerator. Our room was in the very corner of the hotel so it was a long walk to the only elevator. If you are a tourist and want to be near Independence Hall... this hotel is within walking distance. We were from out of town and was hoping to be accommodated because of the Hurricane and wasn't.
November 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Barb Hotel location is great
We were accommodated for early arrival which after flitting for7 early hours was great. Their shuttle from airport was reasonable and prompt. The complimentary hot pretzels and beverage in lobby hit the spot before we went to the wedding. The staff was very concerned when they saw my husband limping and offered him a number of cold packs. Their breakfast choices were delicious. A must stay when we are In the area again. So close to old Philly with lots to explore on cobblestone streets
July 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by javelina73 Beware the pool side rooms
This is a very nice hotel and a wonderful location. The only problem I had was that I had come in very late the first night and wanted to sleep in the next day. The next morning I woke to the sounds of screaming kids in the pool. My room had a small balcony that opened onto the indoor pool area. If anyone was in the pool you could hear it, even if they were just swimming laps. I'm not sure what the remedy is for that situation but I do know I really wanted to get some sleep that day.
October 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by thebook A pleasant experience
The room I was provided was clean and comfortable and the amenities at the hotel were reasonable. I like being close to the historical sites (City Tavern, Carpenter's Hall, Independence Hall, etc.) although it was a bit of a walk to the convention center. The staff at the hotel were courteous and for the most part, they were quick to meet your needs. I will say that if there was one down side, it was that the cost of wireless internet access was too much. All in all, a pleasant stay.
March 20, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Guest Negative overall experience
My stay at the Society Hill Sheraton was less than optimal.
The TV in my room didn't work. They sent an engineer to correct the problem, but it happened every time I turned on the TV.
The bellman/concierge didn't know the neighborhood and couldn't provide walking directions to nearby streets.
The business center equipment was not functioning properly, and the staff seemed bothered by my request for assistance.
The heating-A/C unit in my room was very loud (booming noise every hour).
March 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Eyeedea1 Excellent Front Desk Staff esp Kaitlin
We stayed at this hotel as a quick weekend getaway from New York and also to celebrate our anniversary.
We arrived early at 11:30 AM and there was no issue getting into the room. We left the hotel and came back several hours later. To our surprise, there was a bottle of wine and a cheese platter in the room. The Front Office Staff has taken a time to surprise us. Now this is what I call "Going an extra mile with a service".
One issue was that our room was close to the swimming pool (there was a terrace outside and above that was a pool) so we could hear kids screaming on top of their lungs in a swimming pool. Also the smell of chlorine from the pool was really strong.
We are very thankful to the Front Office Staff especially Kaitlin for the nice gesture. We will definitely comeback and stay with you again.
February 23, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by HH22 Great locaion but ok hotel
Overall, the hotel was ok. Great lobby, great location and nice bathrrom in the room. However, hallway and rooms need updating. Neither the hallway nor the room match the great lobby. Room was also a little cold for my tastes. Tried to call for room service 3 times on a Monday night around 9pm and got no answer all 3 times. Since I got o answer I had to go out to get something to eat. Called for my call around 10pm and got no answer.Had to call the front desk to get my car.
April 30, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Cricket2013 Disappointed
I've stayed here before and enjoyed my stay even though it was during the most recent renovations. Great area. Was disappointed to find that they have filled in the Jacuzzi whirlpool in the pool area. I'm disabled and that is a deal breaker for where I stay. I had many problems with the computers and printer in the business center. Caused me to check in about 1 and 1/2 hours late. 1 computer didn't work properly. 1 computer's "N" key did not work, and the printer was not working, ... I ended up fixing it myself. I enjoyed the new décor. Just wished that the "fireplaces" in the lobby worked. Even gas would be nice. Too many obvious cut backs, to save a buck. No 24 hour room service was a let down. It took an hour to get our car, even though we called 10 minutes prior. Too many service cut backs for me to return.
December 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sebismom family trip
I have to say that I was very happy with our stay at the society hill sheraton. I have had poor experiences in the past but booked our four night stay as the hotel has the best location for the purposes of our trip.
I was very pleased with how polite, responsive and helpful all of your staff were during out trip. The room service food was really delicious and nicely presented. My family and I loved being able to use the pool. And we found our room and housekeeping to be excellent!
I did have one small issue that two meals at the hotel restaurant were mistakenly billed to my room (another guest and I had the same last name). Although it was a strange mistake, I was very happy with how quickly the front desk staff helped correct the bill.
We would definitely recommend the hotel for families and business professionals.
April 28, 2014


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Curtiss Lee Steven, 58, of Benton passed away Monday, Nov. 17, 2014. He was born May 23, 1956 to Robert and Beverly Daniels Steven. He is survived by sons Christopher Steven of Benton, Keith Steven and Kameren Steven of St. Cloud, Minn.; a stepson, Jeffrey Cirigliano of Benton; three daughters, Debra Womack Steven of Benton, Jennifer Steven and Kealsie Steven of St. Cloud, Minn.' and six grandchildren. A memorial service conducted by the family is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22, at Old Union Baptist Church. Cremation was through Ashby Funeral Home.
Charlotte McNair Efird, 41, of Glen Rose passed away Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014, at the Baptist Health Medical Center in Hot Spring County. She was born in Marianna on May 1, 1973m the daughter of Charles Cecil and Patsy Free McNair. She was a 1992 graduate of Bryant High School and a homemaker. Charlotte was a member of Avilla Missionary Baptist Church. She was a loving wife, best friend and had a heart of gold. She was preceded in death by her grandmothers, Pearl Free and Jessimane McNair and grandfather, Homer Banks.
HAMPTON, N.H. — A New Hampshire man says he was working in his garage when a groundhog he had seen in his backyard charged at him.
Gary McGrath of Hampton tells WMUR-TV (http://bit.ly/1uPMz6b) the groundhog got close, so he pushed him back with his foot Tuesday. But the animal returned. McGrath said he gave him a harder kick and closed the garage door.
But the groundhog sneaked through another opening — and McGrath ended up running to the front door.


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North Korea — The Land of No Smiles.
Chilling stuff. Literally, in the case of a shopkeeper, frozen indoors during working hours.
North Korea — The Land of No Smiles.
Chilling stuff. Literally, in the case of a shopkeeper, frozen indoors during working hours.
wtf? K-Swiss t-shirts are made there.
When I read that only the finest artists are allowed to portray Dear Leader and Hellspawn, I had a moment of inspiration. Unfortunately, it looked more like Jimmy Durante so I flushed.
When Chinese and/or Russian mobsters need to farm out work to a lower cost and/or less traceable environment, there aren't many places left better than NOKO.
K-Swiss t-shirts are made there.
Yeah, and Rolexes are sold on sidewalks here.
I wonder if they'll smile once Obama visits to apologize for America's interference with unification in the 50s.
The empty street photo reminded me of something I saw on the news a few years ago. Someone had taken a clandestine video inside North Korea. One of the more memorable scenes was a female cop dilligently going through the motions of directing traffic – only there was no traffic. She had her job to do and was doing it well, but there were no cars. It was theater of the absurd but probably typical of North Korea.
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By Craig Harper For the Courier
Talk about hog heaven: five-man teams competing in a truck push, tug-o-war, tire-flip relay, tire toss, 150-pound bench press repetitions and a dummy-carry relay.
It doesn't get any better for offensive and defensive linemen. The guys who often toil in anonymity had their day in the scorching sun at the Hog Olympics on July 11 at Heritage High School.
Unlike their skill-player counterparts, summer competitions are few and far between for the grunts.
By Craig Harper For the Courier Winning isn't everything for the Ken-Caryl Little League, but it's become a nice bonus. "Our focus is on teaching life lessons," said former KCLL president Andy Florence, who retired last month after three years at the helm. "We strive to win. But if you're a better person or team at the end, you've achieved your goals."
Mike Thumim is a kid of the 1980s. The Columbine High School graduate and Dakota Ridge boys lacrosse coach grew up during the Cold War. And while his friends were taking French, German and Spanish classes, he was taking Russian as his foreign language requirement. He even studied Russian as a minor at Ohio University.
The pressure just wasn't enough for Jani Flaig. One of the tires on her bicycle was starting to get low.
Luckily for her, more than a few people were available to offer assistance along the Mary Carter Greenway Trail on June 25.
Thousands of people across the metro area eschewed their cars in favor of bicycles last Wednesday on Colorado's Bike to Work Day. The event, organized by the Denver Regional Council of Governments, encourages commuters to forsake their typical trip to work and try biking to the office.
By Craig Harper For the Courier U.S. Navy SEALs are renowned for their physical training regimen. It's a big part of achieving their ethos, which includes "expect discipline, demand innovation," "expect to lead and be led" and "forged by adversity."
At age 7, Madelynn Gorman-Shore was looking for a sport she could participate in and enjoy. Little did she or her family know that a taekwondo demonstration during her time at the Collegiate Academy charter school would capture her imagination.
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"It looked exciting to her. She said that she wanted to do taekwondo, and I said, 'Are you sure?' " said Erin Gorman-Shore, Madelynn's mom.
The following are all-conference selections for the 5A Jeffco League during the 2014 season: BOYS TRACK & FIELD FIRST TEAM
The initials JK emblazed the jersey of every player in the Survivor Game. JK was Jack Kelly, a beloved husband, father and hockey player who passed away from an auto-immune disease in April 2010. He was also a member of the Dawg Nation. Four years ago, Martin Richardson, Mike Pijanowski and members of the Dawg Nation Hockey Foundation started the Dawg Bowl, a weekend-long adult hockey tournament to pay tribute to Kelly, to their other fellow hockey mates and to raise funds to help those in need.
The Columbine Rebels are typically a running team. So why would they, of all teams, participate in a 7-on-7 tournament that is custom-made for quarterbacks, receivers, linebackers and secondary players? "People are always asking us, 'Columbine, why are you guys out here playing 7-on-7? You don't ever pass the ball,'" assistant coach Ivory Moore said. "That's pretty much true, but when we do, it's usually positive." That's why Columbine plays 7 on 7.
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I am looking for a mexican cake recipe.. it is called "Tres Leches" and it has fruit in between the layers. Thanks in advance! |
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- Posted by dishesdone (My Page) on Sat, Mar 4, 06 at 18:42
There are some recipes for it on this thread at the Cooking Forum forum. Hope this helps :) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Tres Leches Cake thread Cooking Forum
- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Sun, Mar 5, 06 at 2:33
I like this one but there's no fruit: TRES LECHES 3 eggs 1 cup sugar 1 1/2 cups flour 2 tsp baking powder 1/2 cup milk 1 tsp vanilla 14 oz can sweetened condensed milk 12 oz can evaporated milk 1 cup heavy cream Topping: Preheat oven to 350°. Beat the eggs until foamy. Gradually add the sugar. Add the flour mixed with baking powder.\, the milk & vanilla. Pour into an ungreased 13x9" pan. Bake 20-25 minutes. Cool the cake & then poke holes with a fork all over the cake. Mix the condensed milk, evaporated milk & cream. Pour the mixture slowly over the cake until absorbed. |
- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Sun, Mar 5, 06 at 2:44
Looks like a scrumptious cake!! Have never tried it...but fully intend to! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Texas Tres Leches Cake
Thanks everyone for your ideas! The "Texas Tres Leches Cake" sounds close to the one I was looking for! I LOVE THIS FORUM!!!! Thanks again! |
I've wanted to try Tres Leches cake but was told by two women of Mexican descent that it is VERY, VERY sweet, which they said in a tone that suggested it's TOO sweet to them. Has anyone tried it that concurs with that? Jen |
- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Sun, Mar 12, 06 at 15:24
The one I make is sweet but I don't think it's tooooo sweet but if you don't like very sweet desserts it's probably not for you. |
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40 mile (Uwharrie Mountain Run)7:34 2nd female
20 mile (Uwharrie Mountain Run) 3:24 2nd female
50 mile (Bull Run Run) 8:14 1st female
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ON THE LINE: The Skyhawks official homecoming isn't until Sept. 30 when they play host to Kingman. However, tonight's game will be a homecoming of a different kind as Rick Mey, the Skyhawks coach from 1998 to 2001, brings his Eagles' squad, to Deer Valley for the region opener.
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Faculty member Kate Sheppard, second from right, works with Samantha Sims, far left, Alisha Sears, second from left, and Delia Story during a clinical class with nurses working on their doctor of nursing practice degree at the University of Arizona College of Nursing,
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With a federal grant of nearly $2 million, the University of Arizona is investing in training additional students for one of the country's most in-demand professions: the nurse practitioner.
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Exhibition Male Nudes at the Leopold Museum in Vienna - from 19 October 2012 to 4 March 2013
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